A Google Fiber triple play is on the way, with the launch of Fiber Voice, which will add ARPU to Google Fiber’s business model
Google Fiber Phone will have a phone number in the cloud. The service also will offer features to streamline voice mail, call screening and more.
Google’s plan to purchase Motorola Mobility has been vaunted as a move that could strengthen Google’s position in the smartphone and web TV market.
Developments like this obviously lead to speculation. What exactly is Google experimenting? Launching their own
One of magicTalk’s hooks is that, unlike with Skype and Google Voice, magicTalk users get a free phone number, enabling them to
Frontier filed the suit in Delaware and seeks an order blocking Google from continuing to offer GV.
GV offers a glimpse into what many of us think is the future of voice services – a feature rich voice application that rides both broadband and wireless network
Google dominance is on the rise. So much so, I’m beginning to wonder if they should slow down. Consider that Google already dominates Internet search
Google is now turning their attention to the small and medium business (SMB) and enterprise markets, telling eWeek they intend to launch Google Voice for business in 2010.
Google has responded to an FCC inquiry into Google Voice concerning call blocking of its voice application to certain telephone numbers.
Google has announced that you can now port your existing mobile phone number to a Google Voice account.
“Game on Google” must have been heard at some point during the discussions among AT&T’s lawyers concerning their ongoing feud regarding Google Voice.
It’s kind of ironic that the FCC is sending a letter to Google asking them how and why they are restricting certain functions of their Internet application.
One interesting tidbit that came out of the Verizon/Google webcast today was Verizon’s announcement that upcoming Android handsets will offer Google Voice
AT&T has written a letter to the FCC complaining that Google’s Google Voice application is in violation of FCC net neutrality principles.
Google announced the latest application for Google Voice – a mobile app for BlackBerry and Android platforms. It has the blogoshphere all abuzz. Predictions are ranging from a ‘nothing to see here’ to Google is your next phone company. Fear of Google Voice (GV) is justifiable